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Chicago examiner monday vol xiii no 161 a m Chicago june 28 1915 monday reÃŸinteri'd u s l'atent office price one cent*ssk ssfisss huerta seized by u s on border ko also held 10 nip new revolt in mexico both released on bail from fort bliss where they were guarded after kidnaping former dictator taken from train which he had planned to leave at newman n m denies plot to lead an army against juarez saying i'm on the outside looking in bj international newe service el paso tex june 27 general yietoria.no huerta former dictator of mexico and general pascual orozco the famous mexican leader were ar rested at fort bliss to-night on a federal warrant charging them with violation of neutrality a short time later they were released on bonds huerta under 15,000 bail and orozco under 7,500 the arrest wa made on orders of the united states district attorney at san an 1 onio presumably acting under in structions from washington they will be given a preliminary hearing on thursday the formal arrests followed the virtual kidnaping of the former dic ator by federal authorities from the Chicago rock island Â£ pacific train on which he was proceeding to el paso to attend the big junta of cien cii'icos to be held in this city on tuesday huerta had planned to leave the train at newman n m just across the texas border and enter el paso secretly the train under orders issued at the request of the united states marshal failed to stop at newman and huerta was brought across the state line where ills capture w-as effected removed to fort bliss brought to el paso under military escort the two mexican leaders were held for a time in the federal build ing but owing to hostile demonstra tions by an enormous crowd of mex icans they were removed to the prison camp at fort bliss where they were held under guard of a military eentry until the formal arrest was made that the arrest of generals huerta and orozco nipped another mexican revolution is the expressed belief of the representatives of the depart ment of justice united states of ficials had information that led them to believe that huerta was to be taken by orozco at once into mexico to lead a military expedition possibly against juarez ammunition i warehouses a large quantity of ammunition and rifles had been bought hereby a purchasing agent of the new rev olution and was stored in a ware house back of general orozco's home funds for these purchases are said to have come from new york an abundant supply of men was being sent here to purchase more munitions and the other necessary elements for staiting a revolution this informa tion was received by united states secret service officials here to-night general huerta arrived early this morning from kansas city on the rock island at the state line several american federal officials accompa nied by a platoon of united states cavalry and two companies of in fantry took him off the train and es corted him here arrival of huerla in el paso under guard came as a great surprise even to some of his closest friends train ordered to continue a detachment of cavalry was sent io newman at dawn and two detach ments of infantry were carried out in automobiles under command of colonel george h morgan these together with united states marshals jere de bose and edward bryant special agent beekman of the de two killed as motorcycles hit passenger train roy comer and rudolph blanken burg of hammond victims auto party in crash roy comer and rudolph blanken burg hammond ind clerks and enthusiastic motorcyclists were killed instantly yesterday when they drove their machines into a Chicago indiana & southern pas senger train at an unprotected grade crossing near hammond their bodies were hurled fifty feet into a field w k cooper 64 i woodland park is in st marguerite's hos pital in hammond and may die from a fracture of both jaws concussion of the brain and a possible skull fracture received when a wheel gave on the auto in which he and four friends had started from chi cago for a fishing trip in northern indiana the auto was running through ! hammond about twenty miles an hour witnesses said when the wheel broke a b guilford of the bradley hotel and orrin l evans jr 3516 grand boulevard also are in the hospital with less serious in juries although evans chest was badly crushed fred spinney 5842 harper avenue and r j martin 3602 grand boulevard escaped in wife dying willard is refused release by international news servlee buffalo n y june 27 i115 jess willard accompanying her hus band who is traveling with a wild west show playing here is dying of tuberculosis four buffalo physicians said to-day they say she cannot live more than a month mrs willard will start alone to morrow for emmett kan their old home the champion begged the management of the show for release but it was refused because of his big drawing power he gets 500 a day and percentage recently making 3,000 in one day at detroit just when we are ready to enjoy life said willard the girl must go 1 can't believe it edison invents lamp to defy smoke or fire by international news service new york june 27 â€” thomas a edison it was announced to-day has invented a portable fireman's lamp by which a path can be lighted through dense smoke and gas to the places where valuables are hidden the in vention is the direct outcome of the fire last december in the west orange plant of the inventor when many un cut diamonds were lost the weather Chicago and vicinity fair to-day partly cloudy tuesday little change in temperature temperatures yesterday highest 75 lowest 65 average 70 car men to cite higher living cost table showing family of five needs 1,200 yearly feature of the arbitration hearing only 40 a year allowed for wife's clothes except shoes little for family amusements one of the chief arguments the street car men will make before the strike arbitration board which will begin its sessions in the city hall to day is that a family of five persons cannot live properly on less than 1,200 a year this will be the basis of their plea for an advance in wages w d mahon international presi dent of the organization of the car men has prepared an exhaustive table showing the estimated cost of living of a family of the average size â€” two adults and three children this table will be presented to the arbitra tors and the men look on itt as posi tive proof of the justness of their de mands one of the first things the ordinary person looks for in any list of this character is the item of women's dress mahon has been excessively modest in this the wife and mother is allowed only 40 for all her gowns dresses coats jackets sweaters hats and toilet accessories for the year the only item not covered by this 40 is two pairs of s3 shoes and a pair of rubbers little tor amiseme.nts another item which is held very low is amusements there is pro vision for only a single theatrical performance in the yearâ€”which must not cost more than 2.50 vacation and park amusements which must include movie shows and all other forms of entertainment for the little ones must come within 5 clothing for the three children also is held at a very low figure â€” s lor each not including three pairs of 1.50 shoes each shoes and clothing for the three amounts to 37.50 for the year the man himself claims but 80.75 for his year's supply of clothing â€” including everything this means one suit of clothes and one uniform two pairs of shoes and one hat coal bill put at ssi the coal bill however is placed at 51 with 5 extra for kindling and the allowance for gas is 2.50 a month or 30 for the year most important among the miscel laneous items are union dues 12 church 10 life insurance 20 and street car fare 26 the list allows 20 for doctors and medicines mayor thompson will have the de ciding vote on the arbitration board state's attorney hoyne will repre sent the employes on the board and attorney james m sheean will act for the traction company no time to be wasted if the plans of the union officials are carried out literally the employes evidence to sho w carman must earn 1,200 year to live when the street railway wage arbitration hearing begins to-day the representatives of the 11,000 employes will present evidence to show that a Chicago carman cannot live on less than 1,200 a year they will insist the traction company has no competition and that only such evidence as shows the cost of living in this city should be presented here is the table prepared by international president w d mahon showing the cost of living for a family of five which will be presented as proof that wages should be raised per year rent for flat 20 a month % 240.00 hard coal six tons at 8.50 a ton 51.00 kindling wood for the home 500 gas for light and summer cooking 2.50 per month 30.00 clothing for man per year one uniform suit % 18.00 one extra pair of pants 6.00 one citizen's suit of clothes 25.00 two uniform caps summer and winter 1.25 each 2.50 gloves for the year 2.50 one hat 2.50 shirts for the year 6.00 socks for the year 3.00 two pairs of shoes 7.00 collars and ties for the year 2.25 underwear for the year 6.00 80.75 clothing for wife clothes for wife for year 40.00 two pairs of shoes 3 each 6.00 one pair of rubbers 1.00 47.00 clothing for children clothes for three children 8 each 24.00 three pairs of shoes for each child 1.50 a pair 13.50 37.50 foodstuffs meats for family 40 cents a day 146.00 bread 15 cents a day 54.75 cake and pastry 10 cents a day 36.50 milk 10 cents a day 36.50 potatoes a year 16.00 sugar 5 pounds a week at 8 cents a pound 20.80 flour 24 8 pounds a month at 85 cents a month 10.20 tea 1 5 cents a week 7.80 coffee 30 cents a week 15.60 breakfast foods and cereals 25 cents a week 73.00 butter four pounds a week 32 cents a pound 66.56 lard one pound a week at 16 cents a pound 8.32 eggs 1 2 dozens a week at 25 cents a dozen 19.50 cheese ' 2 pound a week at 20 cents a pound 5.20 456.73 vegetables cabbages 5 cents a week 2.60 onions 5 cents a week 2.60 turnips and carrots 5 cents a week 2.60 lettuce radishes spinach etc 15 cents a week 7.80 15.60 fruits barrel of apples a year 3.00 bananas lemons and oranges 10.00 13.00 fruits for preserving strawberries a year 1.50 raspberries a year 1.50 peaches a year 2.50 pears plums etc 3.00 sugar for preserves 4.00 12.50 canned foods corn 15 cents a week 7.80 tomatoes 15 cents a week 7.80 peas 15 cents a week 7.80 23.40 sundries pepper a year 0.40 salt a year 0.50 mustard a year 0.40 matches a year 0.50 vinegar a year 1,00 catsup a year 1.00 ginger nutmeg and spices 1,50 pickles 5c per week 2.60 7.90 miscellaneous life insurance a year $ 20.00 union dues a year 12.00 ice for family 10c a day for four months 12.00 insurance on household goods 3.00 street car fare 50 cents a week 26.00 school supplies for three children 2 each 6.00 donation to church 10.00 daily paper 25 cents a month 3,00 doctor and medicine bills 20.00 theater attendance for family once a year 2.50 vacation and park amusements 5.00 119.50 grand total 1,205.88 wilson lost on automobile trip lands in swamp by international news service windsor vt june 27 â€” becom ing lost on a motor run to wood stock vt president wilson to-day hit upon a plan of exploration and adventure with the result that he covered seventy-six miles of rugged and winding mountain roads in this state and new hampshire a farmer at whose house the wilson party stopped to ask direc tions and who did not recognize the distinguished visitors inspired the ramble whar does this road so he re peated after his questioners it don't go anywhere so far as i know it's been here as long as i have so the presidential party devoted five hours to exploring the road until a driving rain compelled them to head homewp.jirl at one point the party landed in a swamp from which the machines were ex tricated with difficulty the party scaled some of the highest peaks of the lower ridge of the green moun tain three policemen knocked out in riot at picnic a score of policemen with drawn revolvers and clubs battled for half an hour with nearly 300 men at tending a picnic at stephen saltus grove 956 west one hundred and nineteenth street last night when the battle ended three policemen with badly battered heads were ly ing unconscious on the grass and seven members of the opposing force with split lips and flattened noses were made prisoners the fight was started when one of the picnic crowd hit policeman henry mandleco of the morgan park station with a pop bottle mandleco sent in a riot call man dleco alexander george and james mcnamara were knocked out dernburg reaches berlin ily international ann servlee amsterdam jun 28 dr bern hard dernburir has arrived in berlin russians are driven back from dniester three battles of major importance result in defeats for czar ivangorod drive is begun ostrolenka forts are reduced j ___ j kaiser's army aims to advance on j warsaw from two sides and j flank slavs south of lemberg russ retreat on whole line london june 27 with three battles of major importance being fought on the 900-mile eastern front the teutonic armies have resumed their advance in galicia and are driv ing the russians before them along j the entire front according to the of ficial statement from viennp to night berlin dispatches declare the fort j resj of ostrolenka east of przasnysz | has been reduced the retreat of the czar's army be gan early this morning and contin ' ued all day says vienna both along j the front to the southeast of lem i berg along the dniester and north of the galician capital where the ! j germans have penetrated the rus j sian lines in their drive toward the | j fortress of ivangorod one of the | southern defenses of warsaw i two german objects the austro-german operations in i galicia now have apparently two ob jects aside from the sentimental pur pose of forcing the russians across the border into their own land these are 1 to sweep north from lemberg into the rusÂ»ian province of i lublin nnd ltndom for an advance ', on ayurnaw ia coan'ection with the ' ] ' drive of the german army which ham i t begun its march on the polish capi ] ; tal from the north 2 to hurl the russians back from the dniester southwest of i cm j : berg and force them to retreat toward the north and west thus siin j ultaneously cutting them off from j the forees operating along the river . pruth and flanking the army retreat [ ing from lemberg toward the east ! capture russ position in the movement toward ivangorod i and warsaw berlin reports a consid erable gain and the capture of a rus sian position north of rawa ruska while vienna says the russians are falling back north of rawa ruska and zolkiew following the severe defeat in flicted on the russians friday near j halicz on the dniester front the i austrian troops have gained fifteen ! miles pursuing the russians from the halicz district north to brehorow which is near rohatyn in the course i of this attack the teutonic troops i according to both berlin and vienna ' reports stormed the heights of bu ! kaozowce and captured them from the russians 14.2t4 buss captured vienna claims a total of 174 offi cers 14,100 men and 26 machine guns captured from the russians between | june 21 aand 25 petrograd admits the assumption in i great force by the germans and aus trians of the offensive not only in galicia but north of warsaw de spite the desperate attacks of the austro-germans along the dniester according to the russian statement the czar's troops on wednesday and thursday held their positions and took 1,000 prisoners two thousand more were taken in counter-attacks in the direction of zolkiew and lem berg in which an armored train was used military critics here believe that the russians in the vicinity of lem berg are falling back on a series of prepared positions near the frontier assassination year ago to-day plunged 12 nations into war one year ago to-day june 28 1914 archduke fran cis ferdinand heir to the throne of austria-hungary and the archduchess were assas sinated at sarajevo bosnia the murders were committed by garvio prinzip as an act of protest against austria's treat ment of the slavs austria-hungary accused ser bia of shielding conspirators who had plotted the crime and on july 23 sent an ultimatum to serbia demanding the ar rest and punishment of these alleged conspirators th'is ultimatum contained provisions to which serbia felt she could not yield and main tain her dignity as a nation she accepted all of austria's terms except those which she insisted would have degraded her austria chose to interpret serbia's reply as unsatisfactory and mobilized her army serbia called her troops to the colors and appealed to rus sia for help the czar prom ised his aid if war were made on serbia and began mobiliza tion when he refused to rescind mobilization orders germany declared war on russia france summoned her forces which act germany declared to be of hostile intent and au gust 2 german troops were sent through neutral luxemburg to ward france on august 4 great britain delivered an ultimatum to ger many demanding that the neu trality of belgium be respected germany refused to give this pledge and great britain de clared herself at war with the kaiser japan joined her ally great britain on may 2:1 italy entered the war twelve nations are now at war nine of them oppose ger many germany aided by aus tria and turkey is fighting against france great britain russia italy serbia belgium montenegro japan and san marino latest war bulletins italian warship sunk vienna june 27 via am sterdam â€” the ministry of ma rine made the following official â– statement to-day on saturday one of our sub marines torpedoed and sank an italian torpedo boat in the north ern adriatic roumanians demand war special to Chicago examiner and london telegraph bucharest june 27 the parliamentary opposition has drawn up a resolution declaring combined action should be taken to hasten the entry of roumania into the war on the side of the allies germans warn u s london june 28 a bern dispatch says : the german reply to presi j dent wilson's second note will it i is understood be merely a repeti ' tion of the reply to the first one ! the opinion ia germany urges the conciliation of america by the modification of submaiine warfare but the junker or von tirpitz party is strongly opposed to this saying it is not afraid of america and should she be fool ish enough to send out her fleet germany has enough submarines to jink jg text of kaiser's appeals to czar blue book issued by german foreign office declares that the emperor earnestly strove for peace until the last j vital and intimate telegrams ex changed between monarchs show wilhelm was forced to declare war to save germany the examiner publishes to-day th exact official text of the most vital ! and intimate telegrams exchanged by emperor william f'zar nicholas i king george prince henry of'prus | sia and their chancellors and ambas sadors on the eve of the great euro pean war these telegrams arp contained in Â«. blue book just issued by the german foreign office with ihe object of showing that the kai cr earnestly ! strove lor peace until the iast but that he was forced to declare war in | defense of the german empire the telegrams follow kaiser's early offer to promote peact i emperor william to czar si iiolat july 28 10:45 p in it is with the greatest appre j hension 1 learn of the impression | caused by the empire of austria hungary's proceeding against ser j bia the unscrupulous propaganda [ that has been perpetuated for years | in serbia has led to the revolting 'â– crime to which archduke francis | ferdinand has fallen a victim the very spirit which lias j prompted the serbians to murder their own king and his consort is still ruling that country thou wilt undoubtedly coincide with me j that it is for the common interest i of both of us thou as well as my ' self and also any other sovereigns j that we insist all those who are i morally responsible for this das tardly murder should suffer their ! merited punishment on the other hand i pcrcei^h enough how difficult il ' : v be for thee and thy government oh oppose the current of public opin ion remembering the cordial i i friendship uniting us for a consid j erable time with a strong bond i shall exert my whole influence upon austria-hungary to induce _ mier to reach an open and satisfao i tory agri ement with russia 1 confidently hope thou wilt sup ! port me in my endeavors to elim iiutte all difficulties which may yejj j arise r thy very sincere and dexoted i friend and cousin wilhelm iczar suggests ! reference to hague czar nicholas to emperor wiilinm peterhof palace july 28 s:^op m thanks for thy conciliatory and : friendly telegram whereas the of ficial communications matie to-day by the ambassador t my iinister i were framed in a very different | tone pray explain the difference i it would be more i orrect to submit the austrian-serbian problem to ! the blague conference l reply upon thy wisdom ami | friendship nicholas kaiser's warning i on mobilization hn , o ii tfiam to czar it kola july :;<>, ! a in m ambassador has heea direct if to indicatp to thy cov erumet.t jthe ' dangers and grave ennee Â» gcntinued on 2d page 5th column ' continued on sth page 2d column 1 m m ii || p il 11 ii rooms to rent kverett a v 54c6 3d desir&ble mod out side fr rm nverlookink lake and park near lyacli t iv ex 12 mtn tn loop h }Â». 2371 north ave 3417 n nlco airy front rooms j i blk kl surf are cars 2 blk i*.1 *. humboldt i'ark i â– i j i_l st j ames pl , 427 â€” large airy rooms nea r park beach golf ex train t ====== â€” ======^ brtkixgham pl 656 3d two large light ffc idbju i h^ll well furn rooms excel trans wellington !+-!'. w guhs crescent pl 07 3d large uewly decora tjj mt jtpflfÃŸ fed room near beach sbar ex grace 4361 ij t-^vt 4c picture to yourself the most t^r~t attractive room you can n a room with clean restful furnishings 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Chicago examiner monday vol xiii no 161 a m Chicago june 28 1915 monday reÃŸinteri'd u s l'atent office price one cent*ssk ssfisss huerta seized by u s on border ko also held 10 nip new revolt in mexico both released on bail from fort bliss where they were guarded after kidnaping former dictator taken from train which he had planned to leave at newman n m denies plot to lead an army against juarez saying i'm on the outside looking in bj international newe service el paso tex june 27 general yietoria.no huerta former dictator of mexico and general pascual orozco the famous mexican leader were ar rested at fort bliss to-night on a federal warrant charging them with violation of neutrality a short time later they were released on bonds huerta under 15,000 bail and orozco under 7,500 the arrest wa made on orders of the united states district attorney at san an 1 onio presumably acting under in structions from washington they will be given a preliminary hearing on thursday the formal arrests followed the virtual kidnaping of the former dic ator by federal authorities from the Chicago rock island Â£ pacific train on which he was proceeding to el paso to attend the big junta of cien cii'icos to be held in this city on tuesday huerta had planned to leave the train at newman n m just across the texas border and enter el paso secretly the train under orders issued at the request of the united states marshal failed to stop at newman and huerta was brought across the state line where ills capture w-as effected removed to fort bliss brought to el paso under military escort the two mexican leaders were held for a time in the federal build ing but owing to hostile demonstra tions by an enormous crowd of mex icans they were removed to the prison camp at fort bliss where they were held under guard of a military eentry until the formal arrest was made that the arrest of generals huerta and orozco nipped another mexican revolution is the expressed belief of the representatives of the depart ment of justice united states of ficials had information that led them to believe that huerta was to be taken by orozco at once into mexico to lead a military expedition possibly against juarez ammunition i warehouses a large quantity of ammunition and rifles had been bought hereby a purchasing agent of the new rev olution and was stored in a ware house back of general orozco's home funds for these purchases are said to have come from new york an abundant supply of men was being sent here to purchase more munitions and the other necessary elements for staiting a revolution this informa tion was received by united states secret service officials here to-night general huerta arrived early this morning from kansas city on the rock island at the state line several american federal officials accompa nied by a platoon of united states cavalry and two companies of in fantry took him off the train and es corted him here arrival of huerla in el paso under guard came as a great surprise even to some of his closest friends train ordered to continue a detachment of cavalry was sent io newman at dawn and two detach ments of infantry were carried out in automobiles under command of colonel george h morgan these together with united states marshals jere de bose and edward bryant special agent beekman of the de two killed as motorcycles hit passenger train roy comer and rudolph blanken burg of hammond victims auto party in crash roy comer and rudolph blanken burg hammond ind clerks and enthusiastic motorcyclists were killed instantly yesterday when they drove their machines into a Chicago indiana & southern pas senger train at an unprotected grade crossing near hammond their bodies were hurled fifty feet into a field w k cooper 64 i woodland park is in st marguerite's hos pital in hammond and may die from a fracture of both jaws concussion of the brain and a possible skull fracture received when a wheel gave on the auto in which he and four friends had started from chi cago for a fishing trip in northern indiana the auto was running through ! hammond about twenty miles an hour witnesses said when the wheel broke a b guilford of the bradley hotel and orrin l evans jr 3516 grand boulevard also are in the hospital with less serious in juries although evans chest was badly crushed fred spinney 5842 harper avenue and r j martin 3602 grand boulevard escaped in wife dying willard is refused release by international news servlee buffalo n y june 27 i115 jess willard accompanying her hus band who is traveling with a wild west show playing here is dying of tuberculosis four buffalo physicians said to-day they say she cannot live more than a month mrs willard will start alone to morrow for emmett kan their old home the champion begged the management of the show for release but it was refused because of his big drawing power he gets 500 a day and percentage recently making 3,000 in one day at detroit just when we are ready to enjoy life said willard the girl must go 1 can't believe it edison invents lamp to defy smoke or fire by international news service new york june 27 â€” thomas a edison it was announced to-day has invented a portable fireman's lamp by which a path can be lighted through dense smoke and gas to the places where valuables are hidden the in vention is the direct outcome of the fire last december in the west orange plant of the inventor when many un cut diamonds were lost the weather Chicago and vicinity fair to-day partly cloudy tuesday little change in temperature temperatures yesterday highest 75 lowest 65 average 70 car men to cite higher living cost table showing family of five needs 1,200 yearly feature of the arbitration hearing only 40 a year allowed for wife's clothes except shoes little for family amusements one of the chief arguments the street car men will make before the strike arbitration board which will begin its sessions in the city hall to day is that a family of five persons cannot live properly on less than 1,200 a year this will be the basis of their plea for an advance in wages w d mahon international presi dent of the organization of the car men has prepared an exhaustive table showing the estimated cost of living of a family of the average size â€” two adults and three children this table will be presented to the arbitra tors and the men look on itt as posi tive proof of the justness of their de mands one of the first things the ordinary person looks for in any list of this character is the item of women's dress mahon has been excessively modest in this the wife and mother is allowed only 40 for all her gowns dresses coats jackets sweaters hats and toilet accessories for the year the only item not covered by this 40 is two pairs of s3 shoes and a pair of rubbers little tor amiseme.nts another item which is held very low is amusements there is pro vision for only a single theatrical performance in the yearâ€”which must not cost more than 2.50 vacation and park amusements which must include movie shows and all other forms of entertainment for the little ones must come within 5 clothing for the three children also is held at a very low figure â€” s lor each not including three pairs of 1.50 shoes each shoes and clothing for the three amounts to 37.50 for the year the man himself claims but 80.75 for his year's supply of clothing â€” including everything this means one suit of clothes and one uniform two pairs of shoes and one hat coal bill put at ssi the coal bill however is placed at 51 with 5 extra for kindling and the allowance for gas is 2.50 a month or 30 for the year most important among the miscel laneous items are union dues 12 church 10 life insurance 20 and street car fare 26 the list allows 20 for doctors and medicines mayor thompson will have the de ciding vote on the arbitration board state's attorney hoyne will repre sent the employes on the board and attorney james m sheean will act for the traction company no time to be wasted if the plans of the union officials are carried out literally the employes evidence to sho w carman must earn 1,200 year to live when the street railway wage arbitration hearing begins to-day the representatives of the 11,000 employes will present evidence to show that a Chicago carman cannot live on less than 1,200 a year they will insist the traction company has no competition and that only such evidence as shows the cost of living in this city should be presented here is the table prepared by international president w d mahon showing the cost of living for a family of five which will be presented as proof that wages should be raised per year rent for flat 20 a month % 240.00 hard coal six tons at 8.50 a ton 51.00 kindling wood for the home 500 gas for light and summer cooking 2.50 per month 30.00 clothing for man per year one uniform suit % 18.00 one extra pair of pants 6.00 one citizen's suit of clothes 25.00 two uniform caps summer and winter 1.25 each 2.50 gloves for the year 2.50 one hat 2.50 shirts for the year 6.00 socks for the year 3.00 two pairs of shoes 7.00 collars and ties for the year 2.25 underwear for the year 6.00 80.75 clothing for wife clothes for wife for year 40.00 two pairs of shoes 3 each 6.00 one pair of rubbers 1.00 47.00 clothing for children clothes for three children 8 each 24.00 three pairs of shoes for each child 1.50 a pair 13.50 37.50 foodstuffs meats for family 40 cents a day 146.00 bread 15 cents a day 54.75 cake and pastry 10 cents a day 36.50 milk 10 cents a day 36.50 potatoes a year 16.00 sugar 5 pounds a week at 8 cents a pound 20.80 flour 24 8 pounds a month at 85 cents a month 10.20 tea 1 5 cents a week 7.80 coffee 30 cents a week 15.60 breakfast foods and cereals 25 cents a week 73.00 butter four pounds a week 32 cents a pound 66.56 lard one pound a week at 16 cents a pound 8.32 eggs 1 2 dozens a week at 25 cents a dozen 19.50 cheese ' 2 pound a week at 20 cents a pound 5.20 456.73 vegetables cabbages 5 cents a week 2.60 onions 5 cents a week 2.60 turnips and carrots 5 cents a week 2.60 lettuce radishes spinach etc 15 cents a week 7.80 15.60 fruits barrel of apples a year 3.00 bananas lemons and oranges 10.00 13.00 fruits for preserving strawberries a year 1.50 raspberries a year 1.50 peaches a year 2.50 pears plums etc 3.00 sugar for preserves 4.00 12.50 canned foods corn 15 cents a week 7.80 tomatoes 15 cents a week 7.80 peas 15 cents a week 7.80 23.40 sundries pepper a year 0.40 salt a year 0.50 mustard a year 0.40 matches a year 0.50 vinegar a year 1,00 catsup a year 1.00 ginger nutmeg and spices 1,50 pickles 5c per week 2.60 7.90 miscellaneous life insurance a year $ 20.00 union dues a year 12.00 ice for family 10c a day for four months 12.00 insurance on household goods 3.00 street car fare 50 cents a week 26.00 school supplies for three children 2 each 6.00 donation to church 10.00 daily paper 25 cents a month 3,00 doctor and medicine bills 20.00 theater attendance for family once a year 2.50 vacation and park amusements 5.00 119.50 grand total 1,205.88 wilson lost on automobile trip lands in swamp by international news service windsor vt june 27 â€” becom ing lost on a motor run to wood stock vt president wilson to-day hit upon a plan of exploration and adventure with the result that he covered seventy-six miles of rugged and winding mountain roads in this state and new hampshire a farmer at whose house the wilson party stopped to ask direc tions and who did not recognize the distinguished visitors inspired the ramble whar does this road so he re peated after his questioners it don't go anywhere so far as i know it's been here as long as i have so the presidential party devoted five hours to exploring the road until a driving rain compelled them to head homewp.jirl at one point the party landed in a swamp from which the machines were ex tricated with difficulty the party scaled some of the highest peaks of the lower ridge of the green moun tain three policemen knocked out in riot at picnic a score of policemen with drawn revolvers and clubs battled for half an hour with nearly 300 men at tending a picnic at stephen saltus grove 956 west one hundred and nineteenth street last night when the battle ended three policemen with badly battered heads were ly ing unconscious on the grass and seven members of the opposing force with split lips and flattened noses were made prisoners the fight was started when one of the picnic crowd hit policeman henry mandleco of the morgan park station with a pop bottle mandleco sent in a riot call man dleco alexander george and james mcnamara were knocked out dernburg reaches berlin ily international ann servlee amsterdam jun 28 dr bern hard dernburir has arrived in berlin russians are driven back from dniester three battles of major importance result in defeats for czar ivangorod drive is begun ostrolenka forts are reduced j ___ j kaiser's army aims to advance on j warsaw from two sides and j flank slavs south of lemberg russ retreat on whole line london june 27 with three battles of major importance being fought on the 900-mile eastern front the teutonic armies have resumed their advance in galicia and are driv ing the russians before them along j the entire front according to the of ficial statement from viennp to night berlin dispatches declare the fort j resj of ostrolenka east of przasnysz | has been reduced the retreat of the czar's army be gan early this morning and contin ' ued all day says vienna both along j the front to the southeast of lem i berg along the dniester and north of the galician capital where the ! j germans have penetrated the rus j sian lines in their drive toward the | j fortress of ivangorod one of the | southern defenses of warsaw i two german objects the austro-german operations in i galicia now have apparently two ob jects aside from the sentimental pur pose of forcing the russians across the border into their own land these are 1 to sweep north from lemberg into the rusÂ»ian province of i lublin nnd ltndom for an advance ', on ayurnaw ia coan'ection with the ' ] ' drive of the german army which ham i t begun its march on the polish capi ] ; tal from the north 2 to hurl the russians back from the dniester southwest of i cm j : berg and force them to retreat toward the north and west thus siin j ultaneously cutting them off from j the forees operating along the river . pruth and flanking the army retreat [ ing from lemberg toward the east ! capture russ position in the movement toward ivangorod i and warsaw berlin reports a consid erable gain and the capture of a rus sian position north of rawa ruska while vienna says the russians are falling back north of rawa ruska and zolkiew following the severe defeat in flicted on the russians friday near j halicz on the dniester front the i austrian troops have gained fifteen ! miles pursuing the russians from the halicz district north to brehorow which is near rohatyn in the course i of this attack the teutonic troops i according to both berlin and vienna ' reports stormed the heights of bu ! kaozowce and captured them from the russians 14.2t4 buss captured vienna claims a total of 174 offi cers 14,100 men and 26 machine guns captured from the russians between | june 21 aand 25 petrograd admits the assumption in i great force by the germans and aus trians of the offensive not only in galicia but north of warsaw de spite the desperate attacks of the austro-germans along the dniester according to the russian statement the czar's troops on wednesday and thursday held their positions and took 1,000 prisoners two thousand more were taken in counter-attacks in the direction of zolkiew and lem berg in which an armored train was used military critics here believe that the russians in the vicinity of lem berg are falling back on a series of prepared positions near the frontier assassination year ago to-day plunged 12 nations into war one year ago to-day june 28 1914 archduke fran cis ferdinand heir to the throne of austria-hungary and the archduchess were assas sinated at sarajevo bosnia the murders were committed by garvio prinzip as an act of protest against austria's treat ment of the slavs austria-hungary accused ser bia of shielding conspirators who had plotted the crime and on july 23 sent an ultimatum to serbia demanding the ar rest and punishment of these alleged conspirators th'is ultimatum contained provisions to which serbia felt she could not yield and main tain her dignity as a nation she accepted all of austria's terms except those which she insisted would have degraded her austria chose to interpret serbia's reply as unsatisfactory and mobilized her army serbia called her troops to the colors and appealed to rus sia for help the czar prom ised his aid if war were made on serbia and began mobiliza tion when he refused to rescind mobilization orders germany declared war on russia france summoned her forces which act germany declared to be of hostile intent and au gust 2 german troops were sent through neutral luxemburg to ward france on august 4 great britain delivered an ultimatum to ger many demanding that the neu trality of belgium be respected germany refused to give this pledge and great britain de clared herself at war with the kaiser japan joined her ally great britain on may 2:1 italy entered the war twelve nations are now at war nine of them oppose ger many germany aided by aus tria and turkey is fighting against france great britain russia italy serbia belgium montenegro japan and san marino latest war bulletins italian warship sunk vienna june 27 via am sterdam â€” the ministry of ma rine made the following official â– statement to-day on saturday one of our sub marines torpedoed and sank an italian torpedo boat in the north ern adriatic roumanians demand war special to Chicago examiner and london telegraph bucharest june 27 the parliamentary opposition has drawn up a resolution declaring combined action should be taken to hasten the entry of roumania into the war on the side of the allies germans warn u s london june 28 a bern dispatch says : the german reply to presi j dent wilson's second note will it i is understood be merely a repeti ' tion of the reply to the first one ! the opinion ia germany urges the conciliation of america by the modification of submaiine warfare but the junker or von tirpitz party is strongly opposed to this saying it is not afraid of america and should she be fool ish enough to send out her fleet germany has enough submarines to jink jg text of kaiser's appeals to czar blue book issued by german foreign office declares that the emperor earnestly strove for peace until the last j vital and intimate telegrams ex changed between monarchs show wilhelm was forced to declare war to save germany the examiner publishes to-day th exact official text of the most vital ! and intimate telegrams exchanged by emperor william f'zar nicholas i king george prince henry of'prus | sia and their chancellors and ambas sadors on the eve of the great euro pean war these telegrams arp contained in Â«. blue book just issued by the german foreign office with ihe object of showing that the kai cr earnestly ! strove lor peace until the iast but that he was forced to declare war in | defense of the german empire the telegrams follow kaiser's early offer to promote peact i emperor william to czar si iiolat july 28 10:45 p in it is with the greatest appre j hension 1 learn of the impression | caused by the empire of austria hungary's proceeding against ser j bia the unscrupulous propaganda [ that has been perpetuated for years | in serbia has led to the revolting 'â– crime to which archduke francis | ferdinand has fallen a victim the very spirit which lias j prompted the serbians to murder their own king and his consort is still ruling that country thou wilt undoubtedly coincide with me j that it is for the common interest i of both of us thou as well as my ' self and also any other sovereigns j that we insist all those who are i morally responsible for this das tardly murder should suffer their ! merited punishment on the other hand i pcrcei^h enough how difficult il ' : v be for thee and thy government oh oppose the current of public opin ion remembering the cordial i i friendship uniting us for a consid j erable time with a strong bond i shall exert my whole influence upon austria-hungary to induce _ mier to reach an open and satisfao i tory agri ement with russia 1 confidently hope thou wilt sup ! port me in my endeavors to elim iiutte all difficulties which may yejj j arise r thy very sincere and dexoted i friend and cousin wilhelm iczar suggests ! reference to hague czar nicholas to emperor wiilinm peterhof palace july 28 s:^op m thanks for thy conciliatory and : friendly telegram whereas the of ficial communications matie to-day by the ambassador t my iinister i were framed in a very different | tone pray explain the difference i it would be more i orrect to submit the austrian-serbian problem to ! the blague conference l reply upon thy wisdom ami | friendship nicholas kaiser's warning i on mobilization hn , o ii tfiam to czar it kola july :;<>, ! a in m ambassador has heea direct if to indicatp to thy cov erumet.t jthe ' dangers and grave ennee Â» gcntinued on 2d page 5th column ' continued on sth page 2d column 1 m m ii || p il 11 ii rooms to rent kverett a v 54c6 3d desir&ble mod out side fr rm nverlookink lake and park near lyacli t iv ex 12 mtn tn loop h }Â». 2371 north ave 3417 n nlco airy front rooms j i blk kl surf are cars 2 blk i*.1 *. humboldt i'ark i â– i j i_l st j ames pl , 427 â€” large airy rooms nea r park beach golf ex train t ====== â€” ======^ brtkixgham pl 656 3d two large light ffc idbju i h^ll well furn rooms excel trans wellington !+-!'. w guhs crescent pl 07 3d large uewly decora tjj mt jtpflfÃŸ fed room near beach sbar ex grace 4361 ij t-^vt 4c picture to yourself the most t^r~t attractive room you can n a room with clean restful furnishings 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